Sentence examples for to hellish from inspiring English sources

Anything less leads to hellish consequences.Hobbes lived through England's civil wars, and several wars of religion on the continent.

Among her most disturbing pictures, these convey a terrible anxiety about unbridled male sensuality, as if it might drag her down to hellish depths.

It was the first and most consequential of the legal challenges to the abuse and neglect that had doomed hundreds of thousands of patients to hellish lives in public psychiatric hospitals.

The younger version went bad because of his harsh treatment when exiled to hellish mines on a remote world, a nice reminder that genes alone do not dictate destiny.

Young woman has sex with devil on roof of Black Tower, an office building on the edge of an active volcano, while devil encourages her to bellow, louder and louder, "I am a lion!" Alex Shakar's first novel, "The Savage Girl," concerns Ursula Van Urden, who's just moved to hellish Middle City and begun working for Chas Lacouture and his trend-spotting firm, Tomorrow, Ltd.

Analyzing a slice of the meteorite (see image above), researchers discovered that the crash briefly subjected the rock to hellish temperatures of about 2100°C and pressures about 240,000 times sea-level air pressure, they report online today in Science.

Over the following decades, conditions varied from bleak to downright hellish.

This may sounds hellish to British students who are used to a month off at Easter and Christmas - in the Netherlands you get a maximum of two weeks off for these holidays.

It was gaudy, often oppressively so, and doubtless hellish to dust, but it was undeniably fabulous.

Constant self-hate is not only hellish to live with, it is conceited in accepting too great a share of responsibility for human hatefulness.

Who can really know what David Wesley is feeling, except someone who has been to the hellish place he descended to last Wednesday morning?